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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-10

could provo, defy the highest akin in reproduction.
The absolute destruction Of the art OF counterielg
currency lay secret he had for tho manufacture OF
pa,or As Tom Ballard alono Of all hs ilk had boon
sbo to mako bogus material 90 NE that In wme sa
fair to suppose he could fulfil the promse he hold OBJ
fop release At washington. I harpcn to Know.
was well thought Of but owing to circuml oouton In
presenting his case reached President Arthur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-10
NPN.JERSEY.

HoBoKES-osorse Laicner. Of No IL wow.st. for whom
tho oico have ben l""knE slucs July returned to the
oiu stefday arrested LaienTr had bee paving
for some time Minnie SeItL Of Wl0w-zve
the morning Of the Fourth 10 invite her
orpany HIN to coney isla1u iH the meino'n ana
found her with another Won man L,ioner be-
ordrT cd the other young TO leave
Tbr latter refused quarrel ensusd Facnor aBaly
and nTed rival Out the outlet missed
him the woman IN tbs Taco he wound
but the vcmAps condition has
and considered oritcal
Lsicner IL held TO await tho result
WEST BERoES.-A poorly dressed man. apparently about
o Jumped iroa q train The Newark and
NewYors road At So yesterday, and WAS 30 seriously
injured that no will dc
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MD DrpEW WILL SAIL NEXT SATURDIT

Chaunces NJ Depeu did not sail for Liverpool yester-
day on tho Umbra, as he had effected to do. A
Larty Of friends and some OF the Officers Vi tho
New-York Centfai Road had arransed 10 accompany
the steamer down the bay In the New-Yont Central
tug Chauncey NJ. Dcpow, which was at tho Cunard
pier yesto. day gay with bunting aud nags. Mr..
i,,vew came " tho pier and explained " his friends
that he was compelled TO lay his voy age bcciusc
~ tho illness VI y near relative. Aftor expressing
syuI athy tho PARTY decided TO enjoy y sail around
on the UInbria Friday night, and word was not sont
for its removal In umo u have all VI II put ASHORE
Mr. Deuew expects to sail the Scrvia noXt 6atur-
ia
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rRoUBLEs OF BUSINESS MEN.

Melvin Fuller made assignment TO John p. Hunt
giving preferences for 81 S0l TO the and has flied
schedules showing liabilities 1896 49, nominal assets
s<UOi SO. and actual assets "a, 4S6 80
schedules In the assignment OF Walter Becknd and Philip
KIupeL No 5Ol East klgtethsI. 10 Philip Sehwsn-
berg MED yesterday show liabilities $2O3S H. nominal
seis 1886 II and actual assets 1857 30.
IN assignment Of Carries Borand dealer,
IN mo- ,e goods No 1856 iIthavc 10 Henry
shO~ liabilities ~ 100 10 nominal assets SAT- S6
and actual assets *. 6ze 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-10

Mr.. BEEKMAN DISCUSSES STREET WIDENING.
Acting Beekmsn said yesterday that his idea OF
having the nunosr OF vehicles counted coming into
broadway from East aud West Fulton-st, Maiden Lane
and ertlandtst was to ascortaio the extent Of the
AZ OF travel In lower Broadw way and then the
means OF relieving II could be discussed understand
iuVIy The overcrowdIng Broadway by vehicles
ing from wss aud Fulton ferries could be relieved by
and then possibly cutting through tho block dagooslly
up to PARK Row near the bridge. On the West side
Church-st. might be widened northw&rd and carried
through 70 Wost Broadway.
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oHARGINo ROTH INTEREST AVID COMMISSION.

There was another hearing In tho Navarro Hats refer
ence case before Referee Hamilton cole yesterday. j.
McComb tho contractor treasurer and capitalist OF the
Ceutral Park Building Company. subjected 10 q long
lie said that ny agreement he was entitled
five per cent com mission on money which no procured
six per cent This commission an Interest he charged
without regard TO tho terms upon wnic no procured TUG
interest To Juy 1885, duly audited by tao directors
Tho profits we're estimated 1t 5000 w. OF which Mr
enterprise Mr. Nc, Onbs said that he paid attention
u details He supply furnished the money He did not
Know who subscribed for tho fats. Hs knew that
land was charged At 900 the Bull ling Company
and 81 $500, 600 ~ tho apartment associations
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TIE FISHER GIRL AGAIN DISCREDITED.

Katie Fisher. age fifteen, Of No. $50 second-ave.,
who attracted atteton In April by claiming that she
had been thrown into the East River. and who caused
the arrest Of a reputable business man named Martin
iJederer a jeyeller doing business In Nassau-st, on
friday on q charge Of having abducted her, again
proved to outrageous liar OF else insane At rho
life son Market Police Court yesterday. Her story
proved entire false and uederer was discharged,
fully eXoneratcd
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Il AIRY Kills, wife Of James johnson, died
August l4th 1922.
Ayed N yosrs and 2s dayA

Tho old hsadstone was nearly hidden from Wow by
snoss and briers. Mr.. johnson has taken steps
To have the dust OF Lis mother
moved 10 Q suitable burial place Mrs. Johnson
Who belonged OF the oldest staten Island families
was the daughter OF Genet Eis aud died In the old
family homes tead tho place where her body
buried Her father and Cornelius Vanderbilt tho father
of Commodore Vanderbilt. woro cousins and grew up
boys together and Ia later years attended the old Re-
form Church ~ kichn0n
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CHANGES IN THE HOLY TRINITY CHURCH..

number OF alterations Is expected will DO made In
the Church Of the Holy Trinity at Fortysecopdst aud
Madisosve this summer. before the arrival Of the new
rector, tho Rev Walpole Warren. OF London. Tho
cbancel will he lowered aud the communion rail changed
The pui will 10 removed and Ia it, present place an
entrance made TO tho chanceL Tho organ will not DO
moved hut the orsanisrs desk will 10 placed In tho
ehanccl ami connected By electrical apparatus with the
organ. Tho pulpit will be of brzss and will be
placed south OF the stairway The bsptismal font Will
situated at the south end OF the chancs Tho services
during theso alterations will bs held In Zion Churc4 n
kadson-ava and Thirty slghthrsk
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LONG ISLAND,

CoSxr IsLAxD-Captaln Francis BEARD, the raco-horse
owner yesterday and taken before Justice
Wsrne ON complaint OF street tho horse trainer who
With grand larceny. street eAinisd no
tr.nci the agreement that he should
o. i've portion Of tie purses which he he
received Tho aUounlod 70 tho real value Of
Heard removed his horsrs from tho
Brighton Beaoh track Street immediately pfoourel var
rant followed the Capt ms arrest He
bond pending EXAMINATION. which was adjourned snui
July liz
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wEsrCHEsTER COUNTY.

RYE-JustioeJ Dyhnsn yesterday GRANTED an order
Poning Pleasure Club ted General
x " Johnson b. Lock wood receivers wind
its AnAirs
WHI1k PLAISA- Michael Paladino an italian. who kept
bosrdIn house No Of aqueduct, has
Of $500 against The town OF Ossninx for
damages alleged o his properly riot
ON October IL, 1886.
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
HE LEFT HIS CLOTHES IN THE BATH II

HE LEFT HIS CLOTHES IN THE BATH HOUSE
At Tiiyous bathing pavilion at West Brighton. Coney
Island on Friday medium sized fair.ioosns man. stred
In we'll fitting light checked and derby hat, expressed
desre 70 have bath house was furnished him IN a out
tho centre the again As Is fro
qusutly hire taks bath and
come out without notifying tho proprietor nothing was
thought when his lid Yesterday, while
the hath honsos wsre having the usual renovation t. one
VIII oh had occnpei by tho the checked suit
found locked 1t Was Immediately broken and lying
about the door ound his apparel Tho
police informed Of the DISAPPEARANCE OF the stranger
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INCOMING SrEANERi
SHIPPING NETS
PORT OF w.Yokk....-SATUDAY. JULY 8. lss

SnfFTtIV 'DVc
PORT OF w.YokK......-sATUDAY. JULY o. 1887.
ARtlVsD
Marense Br Abbott London June e. with mdse
TO Henderson Bros Arrived AZ the Bar s
steamer Ell Calao tr. scholr ciudad Bolivar jim: H.
rroar.so With as' and pa'sonssr''0 tnsoaud nr0'
ssss srosh.rs and Sisters John McNs
2s Key West 10 days with iron TO order vessel TO
srs Sorans Light Fries Demerara IA days with sugar
%s 3! f.y :s 's 'sss~''d
sUNsEr-At " HOOK Wind moderate. SE. cloudy and
fossy AZ City IsI.,d. viad Light. ssw. cloudy.
Arrived Yesterday
steamer u. Muhsr tMe1). sommer' Vera Cruz aud Pro-
steamer Chalmoe Adams New. Orleans days. with mdss
Hslysa sr cocar.ns s, Hurst
steamer steamer ssasiase bSsi Hull s.ads5:sa sen
Steamer 4 osasars Ss Be- ASd:so.
sssa%sr Winchester ,Br, woolisy. cardinsmpson
Steamer DIANA Kelley Turks Island San Domingo. 40
ssssmsi Pomona tBr Legoo. Monteso Bay-o Vessels
Slassr ss1n. w M..s,
steamer Kniokerbocker Kemole. Neworleans- samuel
Steamer FL Dorado syrne. Nsworlsans-John Van
Steamer Nacoochos Kempton savannah Yonss
Steamer Regulator Ingram Wilmington. Nc-wm Clyde
steamer Richmond BOas Newport News and ws't Point
steamer Brearwatsr Isnney Newport News ana West
Poini-Old Domiu 80 Co
steamer John Gibson Young Georgeowna and AexAndria
] NJ Williams.
steamer Eleanora Bennett. Portand-Horatio Hal
Steamer Dimook Hallett b0ston-H Dmock
Bark Borna lswodh CoiosrE. Aalmos. swrden-Funen.
BARK Engebrscht tswsd). Eetman. stOOkhOim-Funch.
Edve 4 Co.
BARK Margarida port. Da Silva OportoJ Conssan-
sine 49,.
BARK srecna tAust. scurch. Bordsaux-Funch. Edge
kCo
BARK Castda (Port Da Campo. 0porto-a Amslncx ~
suiich. . ,x 10
Bark Ida tBraz). Macnado. Lisbon-d Amsincn Co
Bark RGgs tSor, Laugfsdt. MOnlsv'dso-'0nn S0F'''
-Nark Shetland. Haskell. BusnO' Ayr's-'ohn NORTON .
Syn ~. fptoh, Brouxos surinam-D Van Prssg 20
Arr Aiiee bradshaw, balm rtau'Prinoe-r @A'''"
| SAILED
| .... s,h,.d.u. far Amstsrdasu; PolasiA Hanbursl
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RABBI BROWNE OFFYOIATES

Sexton Rescher Of the temple Oates of Hope, In East
EghtysixtnsL, carried In MS pocket yesterday letter
Of Suspension for ksbbi Browne When the rabbi went
to synagogue the morning the sexton took out the
letter and offered IL IN the rabbi
"what Is this Z" he asked.
"a letter from the trustees. . .
swell don't want II to day. This Ia the Sabbath'
The rabbi entered church where the congregation
was gathering and won't through the services - usual
did preach. The services were oref; about hfy
per.ons we're present The action Of tho trustees In
pending the rabbi will be presented to the congregation
on Tuesday and 1t Is said that II the congregation aI-
rabpis retirement no will then appeal 10 the
cOurtA
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RELEASE OF 4 SUSPECTED FREYoHMAM

The Frsnchman recently arrested Lucien Marie, who
was accused OF numbering his uncle. Francois Rouet, at
Fleury France. discharged from custody yesterday
by Commissioner Osborn He taken In custody on
his In this country by United States Deputy Mar
shall Bernhard who found In his possession several
pieces ~ bloody clothing. Tho French Government At
rst requested be held but yesterday vice
Trny received telegram from the Frenon Government
that desire to retain Marie In custody No
explanation OF this change Of plan given Commits
sioner Osborn then, the request OF tho vicsconsu
ordered that the prisoner be released He Immediately
started for Texas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-10

Byron J. strougn La argeviiie Jacob soheehL u,ica;'
Horace f. Allen. Bnghanton Henry Dana Sor
Horace f. Booth Candor; John N. dacomh IT, bIsncuyV
John Alexander Rochester George ~ S"' n.so George
Il. Tiffany, Fredoaia John D. sharrot ~ yorf
A. George Intomann. New.Yorki Peter fenLon' 4''"'
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Ia Normandie Hsvrs Umbria and City Of chicago Hvs
poo C1rcassia 0iAsEow Glen Ia Aberdeen Ardanrigh
and Cona Maranheuse. Para Honde. bsiize osasna,
Turks Islsnd Pomona Montego Bay, Naeces Galveston ri
nah Rezulaor. Wilmington Rchtuood and Old Dominion.
NswpSrt, News .s. .Sss .,s's on ,ss.rss.own
Ranks Parssuatta, for Biays; Asts -
Brgs Rtsing Sun. Tor Denerarzs Cameo. Port Spain.
Also snIed-v,. Lon Island sound-stsamers Porta Tee
Halifax II Dimock. B0ston.
Bark Norris. for cetta
TIE A0vnGSSrS OF srEAM2RA
FOREIGN POINTS
LONDON Jay 9-Ar1vsd HISTORIAN tBr,. France
July Critic tBr) Lord. fer New.
York.
PERM July 7-Pzssed steamer Glenshel Br Donaldson
from Yokohoma on hsr way TO NewYork
----------------
Announcsmsat&
English Sennett and Dunstable straw hats
70 81 g. Kkssxpi 20 oortandr Ct. upstairs
French Balbriggan suit 81 40; elsewhere, 81.
British y hose l9c; mole coors 81 - dos Jeb Baoris
gan underwear. Sc. garment KENNEDY 20 cortandtsG
HENRY A. DANIELS. N. D..
Hoers-SO IL. 5UI Diseases Of rhs Marcus systems
osnits-urnary 0rgAnG Impotsscs aai stsrtiitH
SUMNER GAUzE USDERsHIRTs,
IS ota and 81 each job 80 cta
Peppere Jean Drawera make 40 50 IN hea 90 ct
per PAr J. ". JOHNSTON
$50 0raudsl. ". Y.
Aiso 87a sixth-av-. three doors above 23dst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-10

Capan Coster Troubadour top weight In the shrews.
bury uandi ap which will DO AZ Monmouth Park on
Tuesday 1t is hardly probabe that Trainer Rogers viii
under such buren-l32 pounds-althcufh
cond handle he 10 good no
was on the Fourth The distance mile and half These
waighta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-10

TWO MEN HELD FOR THE MURDER OF QUINN
Alexander Nell Of No. l27 East seventy-siIth-st,
and John Carr Of No. 1897 East Thrteth-st, were re-
manded I'm the YOrkvilIe Police Court yesterday ON
suspicion Of being Imp lcated In the murder Of QUINN
The pistol Lyons Used Is believed to belong to Neil
Tho prisoners twenty ono years old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-10
Az Old LOST GRAVE DISCOVERED

Captain A. C. Johnson. formerly Of staten Island, now
of No. los hnson brooklyn. few days arc learned
Of The last mother. who died whom
WA but two years OLD Captain Johnson 10 now sixty
eight years old His surviving relatives were Ignorant
of tho Of his mothers grave until the nndnk
OF the old hesdstone In field burial ground In the
of Westned, staten Island. The Inscription on the old
hosdstone Il rs follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-10

NEW .SPENGvIILR-kob-rt Armstrong. ago tweny-six.
laborer on DissOw.y farm While ~orkng Ia the ned
overLssted
bathe and while aoilg fell dead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-10
HONE NE Tvs.
PROMINENT ARRIVAL,

HsGl ByunscfexE Senator John B. Henderson. OF MIS-
ssur and Captain Frederick WHITE Of the British Army
Gtsey Hsuxe-Hset Kilbonrn, Of Washington ""se'
Hofs-Ex.Mayor Jonathan Scoviilo. OF Buhao.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-10

trustees oueen Company OF Liverpool 500
Loudsn purchase OF Its building a. 10 o. eo oo8
Tbs staed price for the 10 Si0OO0O anu
has paid the signing Of the contrac. %
furnturein Office Of the insurance company so"S ~
with the building.
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NEW ARK.

To the sight from tho county pententary during
ths last aid. the of Henry Hide
brandt H-nry both notorious criminals who
succeeded Ia breaking jail yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-10
ALONG THE SOUND

BRIpoxPoRIJudge Bssrdssy Of the superior Court has
the Company insolvcnt petition
OF Inc Mseable Iron Company, oian for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-10

WALL STREET REAL ESTATE CHANGES HANDS
The Metropolitan Trast Company has sealed . contract
with Roswell O. Rostsu and Samuel sloaa surviving
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-10
HlRINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURES ALMANAC.

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su.rss. HsI 12s A..r rise lo45 Msoassx 10
pGp wArRk
H-sasdv Mock il:lO 9sv Ispt. 1884 He'll 0ata. GAO
PN-sandy Iesk. ii:03 GOV lara. ll.3l Hell Gate. las
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-10-07
Foreign News.

LONDON, October .7.-Several additional
earthquake shakes were felt o. the shores
of the Gulf CT Ccrinths yesterday. The ma
tives are deserving their homes.
The Moscow Gazette says that whatever
decisions were reached st FREDERICKSBURG,
they will have no influence on the Bulgarian
question, which is entirely in the hands Of
Russia.
PARIS, Oct m Flourens, Minister of
Foreign Affairs, in an Interview to day with
Senior Albareda, The Spanish Ambassador.
says that France reserves TO herself com
plete liberty of action in defending her in
terests on he Eastern frontier OF Morocco,
and that if Spain makes military demon.
will be sent there
BERLIN, Oct THE Nauiica! Society of
Hamburg has offered prize Of 500 marks
for the best essay on the subject OF calming
the sea by the use of oil. An exhaustive
description of experiments OF the effect Of
oil made up to the present time is required !;
also criticism of the arrangements so far,
and especially complete directions for its
use by large steamers and sailing yesse els. as
we'll as small vessespilot, fishing and life
saving boats, besides directions for the use
OF oil at sea and near the coast. The essays
are to be written in English or German aud
sent before Nov l, 1887, to the president Of
the Nautical Society," director of the nayiga
ton school, F. f. Mattheseu, Hamburg.
Competition ia not limited BY nationality.
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To-DAY's TELEGRAPHEc NEWS.
Judge Bonds Decision in the Coupon
Cases-State Officers EnjOined-De-
fiance of the Y. 8. Government.
Special Dispatch to the Alexandria Gazette.

Especial Dispatch to the Alexandria Gazette.
RICHMOND, Oct. Judge Bond, OF the
q. s. Circuit Court, to-day rendered his de-
cision in the coupon cases from Feuquier,
Loudoun and Wythe counties and the city
of Richmond, in which he eDioins every
Commonwealth's attorney in the State from
putting into effect what Is known g. the
"Coupon Cruaher" act, and cnaracterizss The
legislation of Virginia as q defiance Of the
authority of the United States government.
The opinion is very elaborate.
To morrow the Judge will pass upon the
question of contempt Oh the part OF the
CommonweaIth's attorney of Fauquier and
others in declining to obey the mandate Of
the U. s. Court in reference to the payment
of taxes in coupons anu 10 prosecuting an
der the State laws b. Z. Q.
by Associated Press.l
RICHMOND, Oct Judge Bend, CT the
U S. Court, to day rendered decision in
the several coupon CAGES before him, in
which he makes perpetual in each case the
preliminary injunction heretofore granted.
The principal case is that of Cooper
and associates against the Commonwealth
attorneys Of TIE State, appeIau. repTes mt
ing syndicate holding large number Of
coupons purchased in open market. In
this case Judge Bond epjoins every com
MOI wealth's attorney in the State
from putting the lew known IS the
| Coupon Crusher" into force and effect.
The opinion is very elaborate. and
in it Judge Bond characterzes the
Legislation of Virginia as acting in defiance
of the U. S. Government. The rules for con-
tempt against several Commonwealth at
torneys for violating the restraining order
heretofore made will be considered tc,mor-
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Eight With an Outlaw.

FORT SMITH, Ark, Oct. IA desperate
fight occurred yesterday Oh the line Of the
Choctaw Nation, 65 miles south OF here, be.
tween Deputy u S. Marshal Geo. Williams
and posse of three men and an outlaw
named Bill Frazier Frazier is wanted in
the u s. Court on various charges .: horse
stealing and assault with intent to kill. The
officers have had several rounds with him
during the past summer, and yesterday
brought him to bay in Il farm house. His
surrender was demanded, when be threw
open the door and fired on the party with q
shotgun, wounding Abe Barnbil severely in
the left ankle. The officers returned the
fire and sought cover, when Frazier ran out
with six shooter 10 each hand ana broke
for the brush, firing on the officers as he ran.
Barnhill received two pistol balls iG the
knee, one of them SCATTERING the bone, de
epite which he kept up the fight with his
companions unit! Frazier disappeared 10
thicket, where it is reported he died soon
after Of wounds received. The rnershal's
wounds are serious and may result in the
loss of leg. if not his life. Deputy Will
liams and one of his posse remained at the
place where the fight occurred. and up to a
late hour this evening have not arrived here,
hence the death of the OUTLAW is not con-
frmed. Frazier killed deputy constable
at Enterprise, in this county, several years
ago, and is considered one of the most dan
gerous men in the Indian TERRITORY.
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COURT OF APPEALS AT STANTON Oct. g..
The court adjourned for this term this af.
ternoon. The following are the decisions
rendered:
Cleaver vs.. Matthews From Frederick.
Affirmed, Judge Lewis delivering the opin.
ion.
Sterling vs.. Wilkinson. From Rocking
ham. Reversed, Judge Lacy delivering the
opinion.
Triplett VS.. Golf. From Frederick AT.
frmed. Judge Faunt'eroy delivering the
opinion.
Stokes vs. Van WICK. Petition for re-
hearing denied.
Loclsland VS. Davenport. From Bote.
tourt. Removed to Richmond.
Reynolds vs.. Cook. From Botetourt. Ar
aued by Judge Shelley for appellant and B.
Haden for appellee ard submitted.
Guthrie VS.. Guthrie. From Augusta. Re-
moved to Richmond.
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COMMUNICATED.

ANNIvERsARy-O;t 7th, 1872, died, at
his domain Of Gunston Hall. in Fairfax
county, Virginia. in .hc 9th year of his age,
Col. George Mason The following extract
from his will is worthy Of lasting re-
membrarce: II recommend i: to my sons,
from my experience in life, TO prefer the
happiness and independence of private
station to tbs troubles and vexations of
public business but, if either their own in
clinations or the pccessiiy of the times
should engage them in public affairs, 1
charge then, on fathers blessing, never
to let the motive of private interest or am
bition induce them TO 5elray. nor the terrors
of poverty and disgrace, nor the fear OF dan
ger or death. deter them froLn asserting, the
liberty of their country and endeavoriDg to
transmit to their pos,erity those sacred
rights to which themselves were born."-
GentIemda's Magazine. @
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An Alleged Innocent Man.

LOUISVILLE. KY, Oct. by 2 decision
of the U. s. Court of Appeals rendered yes
terday, C man declared innocent of crime by
his alleged accomplice in a confession on
the scaffold is sentenced to death. Ga the
morning of April 81 last Jennie Overman
was murdered in this city. Albert Turner
was arrested for the crime, confessed, and
said Bill Patterson was bis accomplish. Both
men were tried, convicted and sentenced
to hang. Turner accepted his sentence,
but Patterson maintained his innocence and
appealed. The evidence against him was
all crcumstantial, excepting Turner's coz
fession Turner was hanged in the Jail
yard July 1st last and on the scafoid made
another confession, in which be said Pat
teraoa was al innocent man and had moth
ing to do with the crime. Many people be-
lieyed he lied in tie presence of death,
while others accepted the plausible theory
that his first confession was lie. Patter.
cons case went to the Court of Appeals ard
was decided this morning, the sentence of